Introduction to Email Writing: Informal Email

How's life treating you?

• Salutation

• Introduction

• Closing

Dear Annabelle,

• Introduction

• Salutation

• Closing

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Write back soon and tell me all about it.

• Greetings

• Introduction

• Closing

I'd suggest you take Spanish course for the upcoming spring break.

• Greetings

• Content

• Conclusion

I have some good news. I'm writing to tell you about my last holiday.

• Greetings

• Introduction

• Conclusion

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Which is not an opening line of an email?

• Thanks for your letter.

• The other thing I want to mention

• How are you doing?

• I apologise for not writing back earlier.

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In the body part, you have to start a new paragraph ...

• when a new idea comes

• after every sentence

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Which of the following things should not be used in an informal email?

• contractions

• friendly openings

• greeting someone as Mr/Mrs

• friendly closings

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Best wishes should be part of the ...

• opening line

• closing part

• body part

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We usually write informal emails to ...

• friends

• colleagues

• relatives

• all of them